This is my first time to try Setsuwakamaru.
It is the younger brother of "Tsuyahime" and seems to be popular in Yamagata.
The first sip was fruity and soft sweet, but soon became tangy and bitter.
The aftertaste is clean and smooth.
As I continued drinking, the delicious sweetness of the rice gradually spread, and I felt its subtlety and depth.
This is a delicious sake. ❣️
Hello, Mr. Hiraccio!
I remember drinking Seisenkawa-san once upon a time, but I didn't realize how modern it has become.
This Aragori seems to be a limited edition, but I think it has high potential. Please try it.
river in which worshippers purify themselves before praying
Obtained through crowdfunding.
First impression is porridge.
It's weak at 11 degrees alcohol (...) and seems somehow good for you.
Slightly effervescent. Slightly sweet. When it goes down your throat, it tastes like yogurt! It gradually feels like drinking yogurt. As a lover of sweet and strong flavors, I like it better than the premium raw sake.
This sake is brewed with delicious edible rice developed in Yamagata. I knew of Tsuyahime, but had never heard of Setsuwakamaru. In any case, I had no idea it was used for sake.
I remember trying to visit the brewery in the past, but got lost and gave up.
river in which worshippers purify themselves before praying
No taste contrary to the faint fruity aroma.
The soft mouthfeel gradually becomes numbing.
The aftertaste is refreshing. It is arabashiri, as it should be.
It tastes great when heated. It is just like cooked rice. The softness is emphasized and the stickiness is gone, just like white rice.
Obtained through crowdfunding. Premium Nama Sake and Extra White set. The price on the site was 3,800 yen (16% off), but that's almost the regular price.
The claim is that it is a nouveau (new sake) made from rice (Setsuwakamaru) harvested in a chateau called Shonai Hirano.
Indeed.
Memorandum No. 9
I've been drinking sake but skipped posting for a while so I'm posting the labels I had removed💦.
I had a polyp removed by endoscopy 3 days ago and they said no alcohol for a week so I can't wait to be able to drink 🍶.
Setsuwakamaru is the name of the sake rice. It is mild on the palate, with a strong acidity and sweetness. It is fresh and has a strong rice flavor. The alcohol content is high, but there is no unpleasant alcohol taste. It is delicious.
Purchased at Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza.
I saw it last year, but failed to drink it.
I drank it cold.
It has a slightly yellowish color.
The aroma is tight and has a slight ginjo aroma.
The taste is rather aromatic and dry for a junmai ginjo, with a strong acidity.
The aftertaste is short and sweet.
Contrary to the image of a maiko on the label
It has an unusual and peculiar flavor.
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It seems to be mainly shipped out of the prefecture?
I heard that there are other sake breweries in the prefecture that produce the Seven Lucky Gods series, but I couldn't find any in my search.